Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-03

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RensineI's Reporter.

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S~ensineIs Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation of silver, 80 94k.
The County Commissioner meet to-
morrow.
A vigilance committee is talked of in
Susanville, Cal.
There are 1913 prisoners 10 the Nevada
P~enitentiary.
Cotton is being planted near Yuba City,
California.
When De Lesseps met Bismarck they
did not indulge In q tug Of war, but q jug
Of peace.
Can q blind man be held liable for Q
bill which he has accepted payable at
eight?
Queen Victoria has promised TO knight
Is Canadian Mayors in honor of her ju-
bilee.
The Journal says that all classes OF me-
chanics and lAborers are in demand at
Reno.
George W. Peltier. a merchant at Tus-
carora. Nevada, arrived by last nights
train.
The usual religious services will be held
In the Episcopal and Catholic Churches
to-day.
Mrs. Rebeccs K. Voorhees, yesterday OBJ
tanned q decree Of divorce from Henry h.
Voorhees,.
Judge Fitzgerald leaves tomorrow for
Elko, where he will commence q term Of
court On Tuesday.
+. Plat. a stranger. died suddenly from
heart disease at San Diego Saturday. He
was about 80 years of age.
Persons wishing to purchase shade trees
will do well to read Alex. McKay's adver.
tisement in another column.
The Cheyenne Indians are eating their
ponies. In some parts of the country
" ponies +" are used as a beverage.
The Reno Daily Journal has just entered
upon its fifteenth year. II is Q live news
paper, and we wish it much success.
There is a man in Wellington SO short
that when he ia i'll he does not know
whether be has the headache or corns.
The widow Of General Logan has de-
cided not to permit her friends to again
ask for her q pension from Congress.
Moody, the Evangelist, will again ap-
pear in San Francisco in May. He will
probably draw as large houses as ever.
The love for an opera company is shown
by the numerous attachments that spring
up when the company wishes to go away.
Orange growers in Southern California
are Fastening the shipment Of fruit before
the Interstate Commerce law goes into
effect.
There will be a meeting OF Rescue Hose
Company tomorrow evening at 7:30
sharp. A full attendance Of members 10
requested.
On one OF the warm evenings Of last
week, in Msrysville. CAL, flying beetles
were so thick they put out the large cleo
trio lights.
Mark Twain seems to be looking out for
himself and his fellow-men. He is talk
ing Of establishing o home for pumped
out humorists.
A meeting Of the I~talo.Swiss Society
will be held at their hall this afternoon at
2 O'Clock. A full attendance OF members
is requested.
Lost-A shawl pin on Main street yester-
day. The pin contains one ruby and four
pearls. The finder will confer y favor by
leaving the pin at this Office.
P. Besudy has commenced the erection
VI . muuster puliutuB 81 Los AuBeice,
which will be 380x100 feet and three stories
high; and will cost 81 900. 600.
A half century ago in Turkey IL was con-
sidered a shame for 9 woman to read. To-
day two schools in Constantinople have
been established by the Sultan himself.
determined effort has been begun to
enforce the Sunday law in the District OF
Columbia. and it has almost created q
panic among saloon and restaurant men.
Mrs. Louisa Manger yesterday paid into
the County Treasury $500, for a three
months liquor license. This is the first
license purchased under the new law.
which took effect on the LIST instant.
Little Maria Lewis, FIVE years old, was
told by her teacher that the Mississippi
rivor was called the " Father Of Waters"
How is that, Miss Matte 2" she queried,
"if IL is the Father Of Waters, it ought
to be istersippi."
A little negro boy In Jacksonville. Fla.
in answer to the question Of a Northerner
as to what the people did there to make q
living, recently. said "In de Summer,
sab, we lives off de fishes, and in de Win
ter we lives off the sick Yankees"